JavaScript
JavaScript is indeed a useful tool in the development of WBI. JavaScript can be used for the following kinds of solutions:

• You want your Web page to respond or react directly to user interaction with form elements (input fields, text areas, buttons, radio buttons, checkboxes, selection lists) and hypertext links.
• You want to distribute small collections of database-like information and provide a friendly interface to that data.
• You need to control multiple-frame navigation, plug-ins, or Java applets based on user choices in the HTML document.
• You want data preprocessed on the client before submission to a server.

Goodman, Danny (1996). JavaScript Bible - Second Edition. IDG Books. page 13.

You may wish to use Javascript to include interactivity. Follow these links to find out more about JavaScript tutorials, examples, and cut-n-paste script.

JavaScript for the Total Non-Programmer - A Tutorial
Cut-N-Paste JavaScript Check out the "Multiple Choice Test for Teachers" script.
Werner's JavaScripts and Applets II
JavaScript Archives
Voodoo's Intro to Javascript
Netscape DevEdge
JavaScript Authoring Guide
Netscape's Visual JavaScript Preview New

If you would like to submit a link to be considered for this page click on the button below. The information you will need to enter on the "submit a link" form is:

• Your email address (not mandatory)
• Page name
• URL (Internet address)
• Site contents (A brief description)

Please have this information ready prior to entering the "submit a link" form.